Vaals is one of the highlights of the beautiful South Limburg hills – literally, because the Vaalserberg is the highest hill in our country. The Vaals-Orsbach Border Route starts with the surprising activities around the Drielandenpunt and then takes you over the Snow Mountain, via the colorful Koningin Julianaplein and past the natural source De Gau to the German Orsbach. Please note: this walking route is not a tour! You walk this special route along the border by following the special red Border Route signs, on which the route number is stated.
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Start- and endpoint
Dreiländerweg 135, 52074 Aachen, Germany
Type of itinerary
Walking route
Distance
7.3 km
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